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Postby PaulC » Wed Oct 24, 2007 4:42 pm

Mike C. wrote:More great pics Paul. :thumbsup:

Really like the " Sunset at the Venard" photo. At least I think that was it's title. :oops:

Looks like it was a great trip. :applause:


Hey Mike, "Sunset at Thevenard" is my favourite. Thevenard is the name of a town on the West coast. Thanks for the kudos ;)
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Postby sledge » Wed Oct 24, 2007 7:54 pm

Beautiful Pictures PaulC , I have looked at a lot of pic's of Australia , I was raised in a little town in North East Tn. but one of my childhood friends met her husband in College and after school they moved to Australia . It's been over 30 years since I saw her, but I talked to her Mom and Dad before they died and we talked about her living there.
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Postby Sonetpro » Wed Oct 24, 2007 8:13 pm

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Sonetpro wrote:Paul, As usual your trip as well as the others make me jealous. What a great trip and pic's. You can truly enjoy unspoiled wilderness there and true adventure. So it is spring there now. right?
When I was in high school I dated an exchange student from Sydney. She would always try to explain how it was in her country. You bring it all to life.
I'm going to have to get down there.
Australia and New Zealand are two places I have always wanted to visit.


Thanks Steve, Yup, Nice place to live, better place to visit :lol: When you get here, don't ask me to go fishing ;) But I will take you to some places that you'll be able to talk about for years to come.
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No fishing?? But y'all have the white tips and big tigers. I want to catch a white tip. Maybe from a boat though, I heard they are real mean.
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Postby PaulC » Wed Oct 24, 2007 9:28 pm

Steve, Our son lives in Port Lincoln on the Eyre peninsula. It's the home of tuna fishing in Australia, they also run charters out to catch white pointers(BIG sharks). If that's what you want we can soon organise it but don't expect me to go with you :lol:
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Postby bve » Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:35 am

Thanks for taking us along with you, great narrative and photos.

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Postby jdarkoregon » Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:49 am

Paul, Looks like a trip of a lifetime, Thanks for sharing the pics, your coast is beautiful

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